Negative Camber? - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

IM28702 · 09-28-2020

If you're referring to "Tramlining", where it likes to jump around in the grooves made by trucks in the right lane, that's not all that uncommon for cars with big tires. The excessive (or exciting) level of negative camber in your car can exaggerate that. If you're not going to spend a lot of time on the freeway, and you like the way it feels... Leave it. You'll likely wear out the inner edge of the tires a bit faster unless you drive like you're being chased, but that could just be the cost of a car that behaves the way you like.

09-28-2020	#11
IM28702 Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Ladson, SC Posts: 18	Re: Negative Camber? If you're referring to "Tramlining", where it likes to jump around in the grooves made by trucks in the right lane, that's not all that uncommon for cars with big tires. The excessive (or exciting) level of negative camber in your car can exaggerate that. If you're not going to spend a lot of time on the freeway, and you like the way it feels... Leave it. You'll likely wear out the inner edge of the tires a bit faster unless you drive like you're being chased, but that could just be the cost of a car that behaves the way you like.